Local Weekly Published in Choteau
A weekly publication issued from Choteau in Teton County notes subscription at two dollars per year.
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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1916
Page
2
A weekly publication issued from Choteau in Teton County notes subscription at two dollars per year.
Recap of local visits, political activity, and community notices from Dupuyer, Chateau, and surrounding areas. Included are visits by J G Walker, Wm Hagen, Mrs Wamsley, and other residents. a new school principal appointment. barber shop opening plans. and county land transfers and deeds listing.
A roundup covers A L Rich returning from the East after tending his stricken daughter, two Republican candidates for county attorney in Conrad, a new Equity elevator interior work in Brady, Dr W A Hulbush relocating to Geraldine, and plans for a large brick block in Valier with a two story design and lodge room above a store.
Clarence Puntteney, longtime Brady area resident, died August 3 in St. Paul after illness including pneumonia. He married Miss Margaret Wittner of Great Falls on April 10 in a romance that began near Brady. Burial will be in Gibson City Illinois with Mrs Puntteney to remain there for an indefinite time.
President Wilson will not undertake a speaking tour, citing the dignity of the office. Vance McCormick said the president may accept invitations to speak at selected locations but is unlikely to visit the coast. His only engagements shown are Hodgenville Kentucky on September 4 and St. Louis on September 20.
A two year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hale of Grandview, died when a large grind stone toppled while she played beside it. The stone fell on her, breaking her neck, with death occurring almost instantly.
The Pfrimmer family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends at Chateau and Bynum for sympathy and acts of kindness during the illness death and burial of their beloved wife and mother.
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